The Canadian government under Prime Minister Mark Carney has pivoted its climate strategy, scrapping the consumer carbon tax and reaching a deal with Alberta for a new pipeline to the B.C. coast. This shift marks a departure from previous Liberal policies, prioritizing national unity and economic independence. While the government maintains a commitment to net zero by 2050, the new industrial carbon pricing regime and the approval of new fossil fuel infrastructure have led experts to question if these goals remain achievable.
